Should i move the RBTA

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So i have had the anemone for around a month and a half and i initially put it somewhere with low light so that it moved to a spot that it liked a bit quicker, but it ended up staying there, it hasn’t ever gone back to the size it was in the shop so does that mean it is unhappy there, i would move it but i don't want to damage its foot, the spot also happens to be in a crevice round the back of my scape. Do you think i should move it next to my other green bta as that one seems pretty happy where it is

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it’s gonna go where it wants to go. The less you mess with it the better in my opinion. You may end up just stressing it out more unfortunately.
 
Based on that photo, I would be hard pressed to say that is a RBTA?
 
Based on that photo, I would be hard pressed to say that is a RBTA?
Its cause my phone camera can’t pick up like any red or orange when i try to take a photo, it just adds way more blue than there is, but it is definitely pink
 

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